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See oOmrade Taylor's adv. on page s.
OhiO's Soldier Orator Turned Loose Among the
Veterans OF Kansas.


Veterans OF Kansas.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: II NAV not
be amiss 10 let the boys know how we respect
old veterans when they chance 10 drop in
amongst Us Of Kansas tho soldier State of the
Union. Gen. w. III bson, the soldier orator
Of Ohio has been ressing assemblies Of old
soldiers in different parts Of the State. few
days ago he was on his way from Ottawa TO
Peabody, and it was necessary FOR him 70 pass
through our thriving city. Fortunately for us
he was compelled 10 lie over. Being tired he
quietly hid himself away az the hotel. Capt.
ID. A. Taylor 18th Ohio; Capt. J. g Watson,
l26th Ohio, and your obedient servant while
perambulating about the city dropped into the
Office of the hotel. The ever watchful eve OF
Capt Taylor espied the signature Of "W. IL.
Gibson"
This being Post night VIC formed ourselves in
70 Committee Of Arrangements and proceeded
on a scOu ne expedition 10 notify the GAR
boys what was in the wind. In about 20 min
utes we mustered at our Post room about l0O
old coffee coolers" After attending TO the
preliminary business Of the Post We formed in
line and marched 10 the hotel. The register
was again examined, and il was found that the
old hero was in room ITO, third floor, away in
the remotest quarter of the building. He
| thought ne was safe from intrusion, but we
went up and very politely applied our knock
eFh TO Ihe uOOf. we lailcO 10 aLtract any al
tention and were about TO give it up, when we
were agreeably surprised 10 hear a sound com
ing through the transom, which sounded lik,
q steamboat on the Ohio River.
You can't fool me-" said Capt Taylor
"that's Bill Gibson"
Making known our errand we assisted n
dressing the old General, and arm in arm ",
wended our way down the long flights of stair
70 the Office, where, in few very appropriat,
remarks, Capt. Taylor presented the soldie
orator 10 the comrades.
After the General had shaken the "paws
Of all present he interested the boys with som
T" top rail f" stories, winding up with his ia
nous honey story. Last, not least, he said w
had enough old veterans ia Kansas 10 protC
all the old flags that are now in the hand D
the War Department.
We invite the General TO Emporia again
and say TO all old veterans Come, you will
welcome. You know Kansas is a Prohibition
State, but we can open a keg Of nails and hav
q gay time.-F. s. DoMM, Co. j., 18th Obi
Cav, Secretary Chic Soldiers Association c
Kansas, EmpoTia, Kan.
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6rant's Marrow Escape from Being Bucked and
Gagged by an Indiana Colonel.


EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: We were
among the first 20 don the Kearny badge
which was the first army badge worn in the
Army OF the Potomac, and for which was after
ward substituted the Red Diamond When
Gen. Grant took command 81 the army, impu-
dent familiarity upon the part Of line rebels
during our 81 months scry &c had wrought
great changes IN our regiment and William L.
Taylor, a smOoth-faced, boyish- looking indi-
vidual who entered the service as Lieutenant
OF Co. g. had earned the eagle, and was Ia COM
mand Of the regiment.
The boys had breasted the storm nj the vii.
oerness and Sp0ttsyiyania, and were upon a
fying trip trying TO Outwind the Southern
cbiyalry aud gain their flank or rear To say
the least, the boys were leg-weary, and when a
Temporary check was caused, the boys dropped
IN their tracks Tor a mOmentary rest During
one OF those periods Gen. Grant, dressed In a
fatigue uniform, was riding through the rcgi-
ment. The boys only moved enough 30 pre-
vent the horse tramping upon them, aud many
were splashed with mud and water. Our Colo
mel, seeing this indignantly called out.
What ln Ii are you riding through nv
men thatway for, splashing them Wlfl. I1. a and
waterr You ought to know better, v On they
arc worn out with fighting and marching. /
have ID notion 20 buck aud gag you"
Grant listened 10 the rcprimand and passed
on without reply. Riding up 10 Gen. Ward bid
asked:
"Nhat boy is IN command Of that regiment
down theref' pointing 10 ours
Ward replied Why, that is Col Taylor, Of
the both Ind"
Grant replied: lie was about TO buck and
gag me-"
IL rs hardly necessary 20 say that the ColoDe
never heard the last Of that until the wal
closed and the regiment was discharged. -
~. DOUBLEDAY, 90. ID, goth Ina, Caldwell
Kan
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Sec COmrade Taylor's adv. on page 5.
Chic at Gettysburg.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: s. r. Norris,
Co. ID, 18th Ohio, Dwight, Oak. is respect
fully informed that the 9TH Ohio has not been
left out of the count by Gen. J. s. Robinson, one
of the Ohio Gettysburg Commissioners. If he
will report for duty at Gettysburg on the
morning of the 14th of September next, he will
have an opportunity in joining with the sur
viving comrades of that gallant old regiment in
defeating very handsome monument in com
memoration of the services of the 7th Ohio on
that field. There will be Is other monuments
dedicated on that day BY the Ohio boys The
Gettysburg Commission for Ohio have arranged
with the railroads to give excursion rates on
that occasi0n.-J. S. ROBINSON, Member Ohio
Commission, Columbus, o.
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Sec Comraae Taylor's adv. on page s
Bold Ren Butler.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: have been
rejOiccd TO read the letters from some Of the old
soldiers who were in the old Department Of the
Gulf under Gen. Butler, ina which they speak
80 kindly Of our old commander had = a
honor 10 serve in that department zoiag suI In
the 9Th n. H., and, in my estima..nu. since ghe
days Of "O.d Hickory" 10 tluar. Graar.
Rrander man has drawn his sWol 81. .l.loi
his pen in defense Of tie Un.Jn and its glo. aus
old Gag.
Never IN modern warfare did a Commanding
General haYe such perplcxing and complicated
duties % perform as Gen. Butler had after the
capture OF New Orleans. The rebels formed
the very elite Of that city. Such lying subter.
fuges as they would invent to show their
loyalty 10 the Union, and under its shelter and
protection seek 10 circumVent the General,
gain their points and aid the rebellion; but
ninety-nine times out Of a hundred the General
was too long headed for their hypocrisy.
The soldiers In that department felt that no
other man in the country could manage that
class Of rebels and govern New Orleans equal
TO Gen. Butler. Many time would you hear
the boys say they wished "Uncle Ben - could
be President, and as with COmrade Samuels, OF
the noble old 2sth Ind, j voted for The General
in 80 and would be glad 10 in '55, think that
q good Pre- dental ticket for 1883 would be
Gen. ID. i. Butler and Gen. John c. Black.-G
w. BRIDGES, Brookline, N. IL.
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While on the march with Kilpatrick's (Third)
Division through the Carolinas we rested day
or two near Fayetteville, and as forage was
scarce detail was sent out from our company,
Of the 10th Ohio Cav, to raise provisions for
the company. Our party consisted of eight
kids all told. commanded by Serg't Jacob
Baker. We started on our expedition about Q
o'clock a. m. After travelling four or FIVE miles
we came to a large field which lay on high,
rolling plain overlooking a stream, on which
stood a Touring mill. The mill was being run
by some Yanks, who had captured a lot of
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5000 for Reading the RIhIs.

This is q large amount, but we are assured
that the Chicago Stationery Co., whose adver-
tisement appears in another part of this paper,
will pay this amount to the successful guesser.
See advertisement for details,
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See Comrade Taylor's adv. Oh page 5.

At the archery tournament AZ Saratoga this mast
summer, one OF the ladies eKcced All otlers ia her
sieadintss ana precision. After the contest Size told
friend that Tor years sie had been afflicted with irry-
business and weakness that she undt for any exercise
whatever; but after taking Few hOttles Of Graefe rg
Catholicon, she had become we'll aud strong aud fully
able TO take all the exercise she needed without e1len
Cncing any Of fatigue.
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Hope on, hope ever" How many delicate
iaoles There are who, while they attend 10 their
daily duties, do so with aching heads. a sense
OF fullness, pain in the back and depressed
spirits, who are "only keeping about as the
phrase is. Some day they go into a de-
cline" and leave their children motherless.
ITO such we would say "Cheer up" timely
use of DR. Pierce's Favorite Prcscripii on -
cOrrects all female Irregularities, weakne, sos.
and kindred affections easily, pleasantly and
quickly.
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lRIDGE'S FOODY

physician in Southern city writes that he had tried
some of the foods highly praised IN the medical journals
for his infant; and though better than
Others right In their action the bowels
The little pined and they had almost despared Of its
life when Ridges Food tried and the little one at
improved and perfect action OF the bowels resulted
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se Comrade Tsylor's adv. on page 5.

Don't wait till your system is all run down, but
take Hoods Sarsaparilla now. Sold by druggists
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Patrick Murray, Sexton St. Patricks Gene.
terry, Baltimore, Nd, was poisoned by poison
oak, and wa promptly cured by ST. Jacobs Oil
Sold by Druggists and Dealers.
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STAMPEDED "YANKS."
A ScurVy Trick that was Played by
Some Ohio Troopers.

JOHN T. FREDERICK, CO. C. 10TH OHIO CAV,
EATON, ILL.
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See conrado TaylOr's adv. on page 6.
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WEST VIRGINIA.


The eleventh Reunion Of the Society Of the
Army of West Virginia will be held at Wheel
ing, August %, "a, % and 90.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Reunion at Troy, August % and 25 Extensive
preparations are being made to entertain visit
ing comrades
Tie Bucktailsa and Tioga County veterans will
hold their annual County Reunion at Bush's
PARK, Ti"ga, early in September next The
atten,ance. judging from last years will be
large.
my lIardicg. Tgukhanuock: The next
annua! lirt...i ~ ~ :ii- wyoming County Vet.
eran Il --,-t $50, 1e held in a beautiful
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IOWA..
KANSAS.
KENTUCKY,
MICHIGAN,

Isaac n. Evans, F.
bers Of the 9th, 37th,
will be held at Flip
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Mexican War Veteran.

Tho wonderful efficacy Of sw,frs soecI,c MS
= - -. 80 '' ''' $500 -
remedy and euro for rheumatism and oil blood dis.
.oses n, !. = - 4 ~.
e"Ses' mas mover md moro conspicuous Illustration
thnn this coxo ,ryor,,s rh, ,,,,,, n,o,,,,,o, a.,
tAee A"e e'ulu' utsociteu enH
' s"ea " w ' ' ' se" ~ y
man must BIO accepted as convincing aud conclusive
,,,,s.ng - lTlI'sl r'"-TT . - = - =
The writer Is prominent citizen Of Mississippi The
sen'ehaa to"hom Mr. Aaftlh'rcfers, anu to whom
hc Is indebted for TIM ndvco 10 which bc owe. hi.
" " -"s>'S" ava ''o '"''ee " WHICH nv o"es ms
lpn relief from years Of suffering IA Mr. King, for
- -" .s " e' . % a': ~ ~
many years tho popular night clerk Of tho Lawrence
~ " u. ;sl'sgs ID. = l. - " II
House. at Jackson. eSiiI = pa
ts51 .5ElS sI- p a.l-S55 F-hE'G
l5.ss ,ys,,ii. JACKSON, Miss, April %, 1857.
Tun.SwIrr srrctr,c roup,xy At,,rt, - i
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diseases In tho Mexican War but not till tho lst Of
March, 1875, did feel any symptoms OF rheumatism,
On TIM. dny WINS suddcnlv win ,h,, ~.
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-, 10 q. e
Pllesl Pilcs! PIlesi

A Sure cure found at last. No one need
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ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered BY DR.. William ION Indian
remedy,) called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
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Judge Coons, Mayaville, KY, says;
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judge CotHnbury, Cleveland, O. saya !.
~ have found by experience thst Dr.
Williams Indian File Ointment riyes i'm.
nedla!e and permanent relief" 81 >,
We have hundreds Of such testimonials
drugsi1tS. Ili5ll-I - i n paY
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In the taat stiHeuing grasp Of ono hand
at her throat, was the broken band and
bit Of silk; it had reached we'll its marx
even though careIeesly thrown; and the
asms thin hngers cloaed about another
nend and another bit Of coin. s.
But both were one poor piecs-a shill-
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We ARE THE LEADERS IN LATEST STYLES AND THE GUDNG
Malves Of Popularity in Seasonab|e STYLES

ut for trade with IRREs1srnLE INDUCEMENTS bevond
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Terrible IRE the Rayares

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ty Into the vitality Important sec;ctivo a.t!on Of
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stomach Bittess Tho proper degree Of stlmn,s,
ton Is impaired by 1t to the bladder si,o. .ysen
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Liver complaint constipation, nervous silment:
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effects o. exposure In damp or otherwise inclsm
strength after undue fatigue, -
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az rule, and Soz,don. ia no execution.
There is no! IN the market q preparation
the sale OF which has bsen attended With
more succe1s. Decay Of the teeth ia pro.
ventea by sosodont. It imparts to them
an ivory Wilderness. Il is q liquid, not 8
gritty and corrosive paate or powder. 1t
remedies oaens;veness of tho breath.
leavea an agreeable flavor in tho mouth
and Is itself fragrant. Being what il is, no
wonder that sczodont ia success, and ia
made the subject of 30 many econiums.
@ wE&'H-50 TrhsAw
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he,selt; she was perfectly satisfied and
wei willing to walt hiH good time. & 3'yI
And his good time, or bad time, no took
iof lurther communication, for none ever
came TO gladden. that poor tender, longing
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BABIES that are iretful, peevish, cross
Or troubled with Windy Collie, Tsethins
Pains OF Stomach Disorders, can be re.
!leved st ence by uaing Aoksr's Baby
soother. !. contaias no Opium or Nor
phlne, hence Is safe. Price Is cents. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., O. R. Goethe, Chss. Men
kemiller, +. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, 5
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Gillespie to rec as trustee dated June 12lSS5. re-
corded In the office 0: tho CLERK OF tho County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trus: Book No o, page l5i | will sell at public
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Fentures of the Money and Stock

AH' Ae"tufsS VI tue money and Stool
its Markets. 5tsTiE9,.E3 q.
NEw York, Oct T-Money on call easy at Az 10
per cent last loan closed at per cent. Prime mer
camille paper at 6!sasx per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged. i.gaba
Tho stock market to-day was weak almost MI
gay Long In iree selling for both Sides aud prices
Tho telegraph deal has loug been regarded AZ in.
evable IN Wall street: that It's elect on the mar
Eet was slight, and, although Western Union poo
pie gre sangulne that the stock will reach par there
was heavy rc.l !zing this morning and later bears
made an attack upon the whole list, . ~
The opening was firm at au advance OF from Y
TO " per cent over yesterday. but tho mproyeme nt
was not held The l!st declined throughout the
iorenoon; There was fractional recovery late In
tho day, but the close was heavy but little better
Than the lowest figures oltue day. Everything ia
We active lis(ls lower this evening" Union Pacific
w st. Paul X. Lackawanna aud Lake Shore DER
cent, snleS 3l2,l2l shares .',75I7,I,-' - r :
railroad bonds unusually dull: sales s5lS,0o9.
Government bonds dull ont firm, - "A 80
State bonds dull but steady l1s',i s,.3a ,t'
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MANY Of the good things Of this life arr. ara
sorrowtully. let alone on account Of Diva.
papsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets viii
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consti r a.
ton cold on positive guarantee at Is
ana on cents, BY Logan & 90, OR. Goetze,
9. Menkemiller, L. B. Burt and Bowie
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- LF00l1-IL
--- n- lily Main Street -wIe cling. w W.
log as,sco; tub washed s7a.sc; medium uuw.,hed

I - +. % = . .
Ing a5s9Cc: tub washed S7ai3c; medium unwashcd
combing and delalne 2sa29c; coarse 22a29c.
Boston. Oct z-Wool firm aud In good demand
Ohio aud Pennsylvania extra necces 3la92o. XX
32as21Sc; No. !, 3iasl1sa: Michigan extra 800: No.
combing 371aa39c; Ohio lne dclalne at 81 sa35c
Michigan a3a3ic FlI Mi I,7' - I '>''r'' y
] NEW YoRK, Oct 7.-wool dull aud weak:
domestic fleece 2sA9ic; pulled 1iaa2c Tc1as 0a2!c.
G'f&fH{. Petroleum: hi
On CtTY. Pa, Oct. I-pct,oleum opened al csSc:
highest CO.,; lowest GSAc; closed At CsLc: sales
$4,000 barrels: runs 47,2it barrels; shipments ST..
GLIB barrels charters 81. 40 barrels. n 800 \
NEW roRK, Oct. 7-petroleum opened at cslIc:
5000 barrels. 1E y, F,sEls ~ - -
P1rrsauRen, Pa, Oct. 7.-Petroleum dull but
GO; lowest GS1zc 'TIjigTi-.iI - :,
BRADFORD, PA, Oct 1-opcncd at es,sc: closed
9c6, 900 barrels gTr'a I'l,Tlp7i' 80 - : -
T1Tusv1LLE, PA i, Oct. 7-Opened at Csc: bigh.
cat 69c: lowest Csc: ninand 1t fS11c '. 'sIi''a
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Tns bottle Of Ely q Cream Balm that I
obtained Of you last eummer has entirely
cured my little boy Of a severe attack Of
ca!srrh.Ihlrs. sallie Davis, Green Post
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PnILApELrHIA, Oct .7.-Wnol quiet: Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia XX aud above sla3ic:
X 3la32c; medium 8sc: coare S6a3sc: medium. s6a
$40; coarse SeaS7c; fine washed oelaine X and ES
35aaGc; medium washed combing and delaIne S7a
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Berlin Socialists employed the other
day, for the first time, women to distribute
their pamphlets, aud over $4,000 were scat
tered around before the police found out
what was going on. - ~ - -
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The campaign orator who winds up his
talk with cali for funds expects his hear
eIs to follow the example of the coruet,
which, upon receiving a blow, responds
with nots, - s''S'' : :, -
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Miss Nellie Shaw and Mrs. /. P, Long.
fellow held the reino in q horse trot At a
Maine fair. Mias shaw's trotter won in
Of SO evenly, 49, A - !